Rising house prices and inequality

David Miles, Alan Taylor, Thomas Steger, Jagjit Chadha interviewed by Tim Phillips, 08 February 2018

Long-run trends in house prices are inextricably linked to growing inequality and other macroeconomic policy challenges. In this special edition of Vox Talks, Tim Phillips speaks to participants of the CEPR-Imperial College Business School conference, 'Housing – Learning from the past and looking to the future', which took place at Imperial College on 19th January 2018.

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Topics:  Macroeconomic policy

David Miles

Professor of Financial Economics, Imperial College Business School

Alan Taylor

Professor of Economics and Finance, University of California, Davis; Research Fellow, CEPR

Thomas Steger

Professor of Economics, Leipzig University

Jagjit Chadha

Director, National Institute of Economic and Social Research; Professor of Economics, University of Kent

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